Beyond the Well is a historical fiction novel that reimagines the life of the Samaritan woman, known as Photine, before and after her encounter at Jacob’s well. Living in a society shaped by rigid traditions and judgment, Photine navigates loss and love, multiple marriages, and deep personal shame while quietly holding on to her dignity and inner strength. Through hardship and experience, her journey becomes one of survival, faith, and self-discovery.
Allegory of the Cross: Sophia Rising from the Cave invites readers beyond inherited beliefs and fear-based religion toward faith rooted in wisdom, compassion, and inner awakening. Blending memoir, theology, early Christian writings, and mystical reflection, Dr. Lauree Brown reimagines Plato’s cave through the cross and restores Sophia, Divine Wisdom, to the spiritual journey.
For believers, seekers, and those questioning inherited faith, this revised edition offers an invitation to rediscover Christianity’s life-giving heart and the sacred light within.
When Yule Was Remembered is a heartwarming winter tale about family, tradition, and the quiet magic of slowing down. For generations, a great Yule tree has stood at the edge of a snowy forest, remembering a time when stories, songs, and simple traditions filled the winter season. As modern life pulls a family away from those old ways, a small pinecone sparks an unexpected journey back to the spirit of Yule. Filled with wonder, ancestral memory, and the warmth of belonging, this enchanting story reminds readers that the deepest magic is found not in gifts or glitter, but in presence, peace, and the stories that connect us across generations.